John Gay's "The Beggar's Opera" (Overture and Music Harmoniz...

The Beggar's Opera (Ed. Denis Stevens): Introduction - Overture

The Beggar's Opera, Act I (Ed. Denis Stevens): Air I. An old Woman clothed in Gray, &c.

The Beggar's Opera, Act I (Ed. Denis Stevens): Air II. The bonny gray-ey’d Morn, &c.

The Beggar's Opera, Act I (Ed. Denis Stevens): Air III. Cold and raw, &c.

The Beggar's Opera, Act I (Ed. Denis Stevens): Air IV. Why is your faithful Slave disdain’d?

The Beggar's Opera, Act I (Ed. Denis Stevens): Air V. Of all the simple Things we do, &c.

The Beggar's Opera, Act I (Ed. Denis Stevens): Air VI. What shall I do to show how much I love her, &c.

The Beggar's Opera, Act I (Ed. Denis Stevens): Air VII. Oh London is a fine Town.

The Beggar's Opera, Act I (Ed. Denis Stevens): Air VIII. Grim King of the Ghosts, &c.

The Beggar's Opera, Act I: Air IX. O Jenny, O Jenny, where hast thou been.

The Beggar's Opera, Act I: Air X. Thomas, I cannot, &c.

The Beggar's Opera, Act I: Air XI. A Soldier and a Sailor.The Beggar's Opera, Act I (Ed. Denis Stevens): Air XI. A Soldier and a Sailor.

The Beggar's Opera, Act I (Ed. Denis Stevens): Air XII. Now ponder well, ye Parents dear.

The Beggar's Opera, Act I: Air XIII. Le printemps rappelle aux armes.

The Beggar's Opera, Act I (Ed. Denis Stevens): Air XIV. Pretty Parrot, say.

The Beggar's Opera, Act I (Ed. Denis Stevens): Air XV. Pray, Fair one, be kind.

The Beggar's Opera, Act I (Ed. Denis Stevens): Air XVI. Over the Hills and far away.

The Beggar's Opera, Act I (Ed. Denis Stevens): Air XVII. Gin thou wert mine awn thing.

The Beggar's Opera, Act I (Ed. Denis Stevens): Air XVIII. O the Broom, &c.

The Beggar's Opera, Act II (Ed. Denis Stevens): Air XIX. Fill every Glass, &c.

The Beggar's Opera, Act II (Ed. Denis Stevens): Air XX. March in Rinaldo.

The Beggar's Opera, Act II (Ed. Denis Stevens): Air XXI. Would you have a young Virgin, &c.

The Beggar's Opera, Act II (Ed. Denis Stevens): Air XXII. Cotillon.

The Beggar's Opera, Act II (Ed. Denis Stevens): Air XXIII. All in a misty Morning, &c.

The Beggar's Opera, Act II (Ed. Denis Stevens): Air XXIV. When once I lay with another Man’s Wife, &c.

The Beggar's Opera, Act II: Air XXV. When first I laid Siege to my Chloris, &c. The Beggar's Opera, Act II (Ed. Denis Stevens): Air XXV. When first I laid Siege to my Chloris, &c.

The Beggar's Opera, Act II (Ed. Denis Stevens): Air XXVI. Courtiers, Courtiers, think it no Harm, &c.

The Beggar's Opera, Act II (Ed. Denis Stevens): Air XXVII. A lovely Lass to a Friar came.

The Beggar's Opera, Act II (Ed. Denis Stevens): Air XXVIII. 'Twas when the Sea was roaring, &c.

The Beggar's Opera, Act II (Ed. Denis Stevens): Air XXIX. The Sun has loos’d his weary Teams, &c.

The Beggar's Opera, Act II (Ed. Denis Stevens): Air XXX. How happy are we, &c.

The Beggar's Opera, Act II (Ed. Denis Stevens): Air XXXI. Of a noble Race was Shenkin.

The Beggar's Opera, Act II (Ed. Denis Stevens): Air XXXII.

The Beggar's Opera, Act II (Ed. Denis Stevens): Air XXXIII. London Ladies.

The Beggar's Opera, Act II (Ed. Denis Stevens): Air XXXIV. All in the Downs, &c.

The Beggar's Opera, Act II (Ed. Denis Stevens): Air XXXV. Have you heard of a frolicksome Ditty, &c.

The Beggar's Opera, Act II (Ed. Denis Stevens): Air XXXVI. Irish Trot.

The Beggar's Opera, Act II (Ed. Denis Stevens): Air XXXVII.

The Beggar's Opera, Act II (Ed. Denis Stevens): Air XXXVIII. Good-morrow, Gossip Joan.

The Beggar's Opera, Act II (Ed. Denis Stevens): Air XXXIX. Irish Howl.

The Beggar's Opera, Act II (Ed. Denis Stevens): Air XL. The Lass of Patie’s Mill, &c.

The Beggar's Opera, Act III (Ed. Denis Stevens): Air XLI.

The Beggar's Opera, Act III (Ed. Denis Stevens): Air XLII. South-Sea Ballad.

The Beggar's Opera, Act III (Ed. Denis Stevens): Air XLIII. Packington’s Pound.

The Beggar's Opera, Act III (Ed. Denis Stevens): Air XLIV. LIllibullero.

The Beggar's Opera, Act III (Ed. Denis Stevens): Air XLV. Down in the North Country, &c.

The Beggar's Opera, Act III (Ed. Denis Stevens): Air XLVI. A Shepherd kept Sheep, &c.

The Beggar's Opera, Act III (Ed. Denis Stevens): Air XLVII. One Evening, having lost my Way, &c.

The Beggar's Opera, Act III (Ed. Denis Stevens): Air XLVIII. Now Roger, I'll tell thee because thou’rt my Son.

The Beggar's Opera, Act III (Ed. Denis Stevens): Air XLIX. O Bessy Bell.